2024-2025 offseason
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Re: 2024-2025 offseason
Who needs Juan Soto, we signed Packy Naughton.
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ugh awesome; he obv can't make a lot since of his age/posting rules, but all the best Japanese players are following the Ohtani train to LAD (and taking less money to do so; again I know Roki doesn't have a choice on his contract)
glad the cards aren't even trying so I don't have to pay attention to MLB this year
kind of like what Messi and MLS are doing...it doesn't even make it fun as a fan of another team, when all the best players from the world only want play for one team...and that's a league with a salary cap lol (granted a [expletive] weird and confusing one that's not really a "salary cap")
glad the cards aren't even trying so I don't have to pay attention to MLB this year
kind of like what Messi and MLS are doing...it doesn't even make it fun as a fan of another team, when all the best players from the world only want play for one team...and that's a league with a salary cap lol (granted a [expletive] weird and confusing one that's not really a "salary cap")
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Re: 2024-2025 offseason
The San Diego Union-Tribune’s Kevin Acee reports the Padres and manager Mike Shildt are finalizing a contract extension through 2027.
It’s a two-year extension for Shildt, who helped lead San Diego back to the postseason last year in his first season at the helm, finishing the regular season with a strong 93-69 record. The 56-year-old skipper received a two-year deal when he was hired last November to take over after Bob Melvin left for the division-rival Giants.
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Good for Shildt. He deserves it.
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End of an era
Kyle Hendricks signs with the Angels. Ending his 11 year career with the Cubs.
Kyle Hendricks signs with the Angels. Ending his 11 year career with the Cubs.
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Good for Shildt
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I believe he was the last remaining member of the 2016 team?Magneto2.0 wrote: ↑November 6 24, 11:05 amEnd of an era
Kyle Hendricks signs with the Angels. Ending his 11 year career with the Cubs.
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Yep! He was the last one.Popeye_Card wrote: ↑November 6 24, 11:17 amI believe he was the last remaining member of the 2016 team?Magneto2.0 wrote: ↑November 6 24, 11:05 amEnd of an era
Kyle Hendricks signs with the Angels. Ending his 11 year career with the Cubs.
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Re: 2024-2025 offseason
Cardinals signed RHP Michael Gomez to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
Gomez, 28, spent last year in the Tampa Bay organization. He posted a 5.04 ERA, but did post a solid 10.9 K/9 over his 39 appearances. He’ll likely provide depth at the higher levels for St. Louis, but a good showing in the Grapefruit League could see him make the Cardinals’ bullpen to begin 2025.
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I thought after a 90+ win season and a playoff appearance you were supposed to fire your manager.Jocephus wrote: ↑November 5 24, 10:11 pmThe San Diego Union-Tribune’s Kevin Acee reports the Padres and manager Mike Shildt are finalizing a contract extension through 2027.
It’s a two-year extension for Shildt, who helped lead San Diego back to the postseason last year in his first season at the helm, finishing the regular season with a strong 93-69 record. The 56-year-old skipper received a two-year deal when he was hired last November to take over after Bob Melvin left for the division-rival Giants.
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune